What is the difference between a CD-R and a CD-RW?
If your CD is a CD-R, burning it will permanently lock it with the contents you selected. You cannot make any changes to files on a CD-R, nor is it truly possible to work with files saved on a CD-R. To work with these files in the future, you will need to copy them to another location (such as the Documents or Local Disk folder) then burn them to another CD later. If your CD is a CD-RW, it can be burned additional times, but you must first copy any files you wish to keep to another location (such as the Documents or Local Disk folder) then erase the disc. • Erasing the CD on PCs: From the top menu bar in “Easy CD Creator” [see step 2 – PC CD Burning Process] select Disc > Erase Disc. This will permanently erase the contents of the CD! • Erasing the CD on iMacs: From the main menu bar in Toast [see step 3 in the iMac CD Burning Process above] select Recorder > Erase. Once the CD-RW has been erased, you will effectively return to Step #3 in the CD Burning process described earlier in thi
